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Darren Cronshaw
Biography
Darren Cronshaw
Chaplain

Darren Cronshaw is Chaplain at 6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment. Previous postings were Army School of Transport, 1st Recruit Training Battalion and Defence Force School of Signals. He is also Professor of Practical and Intercultural Theology with Australian College of Ministries (Australian University College of Divinity). His hobby is pushing the boundaries of resilience in Ironman triathlons. 

Darren has also written articles in collaboration with Jessie Cronshaw, Jenni Cronshaw, Matthew van Blerk, Reece Tomlinson and Josh Bouzanquet.

SQ: Spiritual Intelligence The Ultimate Intelligence
Book Review | SQ: Spiritual Intelligence The Ultimate Intelligence
A book review of SQ: Spiritual Intelligence that introduces the brain science and personality types of spiritual intelligence and maps a path for developing SQ including its related ethics, self-awareness, and acceptance of death.
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Book Review | War, by Sebastian Junger
A book review of 'War', by Sebastian Junger, showing the raw reality of war for a platoon that was almost constantly engaged for 15 months on an outpost in Afghanistan.
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Ethics and Military Practice (ISME Volume 9) book cover
Book Review | Ethics and Military Practice (ISME Volume 9)
A book review of Ethics and Military Practice from the International Society of Military Ethics, exploring the kind of education in critical thinking necessary for morally responsible behaviour.
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The Ethics of Urban Warfare (ISME Volume 10) book cover
Book Review | The Ethics of Urban Warfare (ISME Volume 10)
A book review of The Ethics of Urban Warfare which analyses the unique tactical and ethical demands of urban warfare and discusses some technological and training implications.
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The Resilience Myth
Book Review | The Resilience Myth
This article provides a book review of The Resilience Myth, which challenges prevailing ideas about resilience that rely too much on individual effort and unbridled optimism rather than mutual interdependence.
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The Ethics of Special Operations
Book Review | The Ethics of Special Operations
This article provides a book review of 'The Ethics of Special Operations' in which the authors explore ethics across four primary missions: raids, recoveries, reconnaissance, and rebels.
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Book Review | The Art of Resilience
This article provides a book review of The Art of Resilience in which Ross Edgley narrates his epic swim around Britain and the “stoic sports science” that fuelled the journey.
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An Australian Army soldier delivers orders during a live-fire fire mission.
Re-valuing ethical impulse training
This article presses the necessity of training soldiers to make ethical decisions in unique situations.
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Australian Army soldiers conduct an observation lane during the Basic Sniper Pre-Selection Course.
The Tyranny of Distance: Where Have All My Friends Gone?
This article advances the importance of military personnel forming real friendships to improve resilience to what may come, including the changing character of war.
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Australian Army padre Chaplain Major James Hall leads a prayer for Australian and Fijian personnel during an evening devotion on Atata Island, Tonga, during Operation Tonga Assist 2022.
Purple Chaplaincy: Supporting an Integrated Force Towards 2045
This article explores the increasingly integrated role that chaplains undertake in the Joint Force and how it could be enhanced by 2045.
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